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Mesaba didn't find it. Colgan did. Sorry to burst your bubble.
I can't imagine that you would vote for a PCL rep. I thinks it's very likely that everyone will vote down partisan lines. Assuming equal voter turnout, that would result in the merged MEC being comprised of 6 PCL reps, 6 cjc reps and 2 msa reps.
I wouldn't be too confident that 9E pilots will vote for 9E leadership after the past 6 years of crap they have been through, not to mention the debacle this SLI and JCBA turned into that began with 9E actions. There were very few problems with the JCBA until the picketing, and there were very few problems with this SLI until Pinnacle's original proposal was known and the problems with their list began. I am sure disputing the DOH issue may have pissed some people off, but making sure everything is legal and on the up and up is a GOOD quality to have with union leadership.
Pinnacle leadership = nothing but stagnation and nothing getting done
Mesaba leadership = many things done since the last time 9E leadership got something done (see above post of mine for details).
Well the responsible thing to do would be to get the facts, and then vote for the people with the best leadership qualities not just because they are a member of the good ol boy Memphis club. That's what elections are about. Educate yourself
I wouldn't say that's what they are about. I would say that's what they SHOULD be about. :laugh:
Regardless, it should have been caught by 9Es reps. BDay is important considering your seniority is based on age in the class.Mesaba didn't find it. Colgan did. Sorry to burst your bubble.
I got no problem voting for a 9L rep. or line pilot, nor do I have a problem voting for a 9E line pilot, just not a present or past 9E rep. They have proved their worth.I can't imagine that you would vote for a PCL rep. I thinks it's very likely that everyone will vote down partisan lines. Assuming equal voter turnout, that would result in the merged MEC being comprised of 6 PCL reps, 6 cjc reps and 2 msa reps.
Mesaba didn't find it. Colgan did. Sorry to burst your bubble.
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Finally the truth is revealed. Colgan found the mistakes and are actually the ones disputing the 9E list now. XJ is taking the back seat.
That is true, true, true. Verifiably true.
As for how the list has been corrected to Bloch is a nice story too. 9E merger committee chair J.H. is about as incompetent as they come constructing lists.
SOME of you XJ types need to realize a couple of things (keep in mind, I am NOT cheerleading the PCL MEC):
1) XJ and 9E are totally different companies, and if the XJ MEC was dealing with PCL mgmt the whole time, things would have almost certainly been different (read: more like the way it turned out at 9E)
2) XJ pilots are not special. In fact, overall they are the exact same type of peope who work at 9E. Or Eagle. Or Delta or American, for that matter. As a group (or groups), pilots are remarkably similar. Yes, 9E's hiring practices may have resulted in a few more bad apples than some other carriers (or perhaps not).
3) Same thing as number two applies to your MEC vs the PCL MEC.
4) The arbitrator is an experienced pro. If the 9E postion and or actions are as terrible as some of you make out, then that will be considered, same for XJ and CJC. Keep that in mind when the decision comes out. The PCL MEC will not write it- a neutral arbitrator will.
I still suspect we will see some sort of status and category, and that DOH is unlikely to be used for anything.
Great post!!
I think once this SLI is behind us we should look at electing NEW union leaders across the board (People that have not been negatively influenced by the past members). It would be nice to see some fresh faces from all three groups running for election.
Mesaba didn't find it. Colgan did. Sorry to burst your bubble.
I can't imagine that you would vote for a PCL rep. I thinks it's very likely that everyone will vote down partisan lines. Assuming equal voter turnout, that would result in the merged MEC being comprised of 6 PCL reps, 6 cjc reps and 2 msa reps.
SOME of you XJ types need to realize a couple of things (keep in mind, I am NOT cheerleading the PCL MEC):
1) XJ and 9E are totally different companies, and if the XJ MEC was dealing with PCL mgmt the whole time, things would have almost certainly been different (read: more like the way it turned out at 9E)
2) XJ pilots are not special. In fact, overall they are the exact same type of peope who work at 9E. Or Eagle. Or Delta or American, for that matter. As a group (or groups), pilots are remarkably similar. Yes, 9E's hiring practices may have resulted in a few more bad apples than some other carriers (or perhaps not).
3) Same thing as number two applies to your MEC vs the PCL MEC.
4) The arbitrator is an experienced pro. If the 9E postion and or actions are as terrible as some of you make out, then that will be considered, same for XJ and CJC. Keep that in mind when the decision comes out. The PCL MEC will not write it- a neutral arbitrator will.
I still suspect we will see some sort of status and category, and that DOH is unlikely to be used for anything.
SOME of you XJ types need to realize a couple of things (keep in mind, I am NOT cheerleading the PCL MEC):
1) XJ and 9E are totally different companies, and if the XJ MEC was dealing with PCL mgmt the whole time, things would have almost certainly been different (read: more like the way it turned out at 9E)
2) XJ pilots are not special. In fact, overall they are the exact same type of peope who work at 9E. Or Eagle. Or Delta or American, for that matter. As a group (or groups), pilots are remarkably similar. Yes, 9E's hiring practices may have resulted in a few more bad apples than some other carriers (or perhaps not).
3) Same thing as number two applies to your MEC vs the PCL MEC.
4) The arbitrator is an experienced pro. If the 9E postion and or actions are as terrible as some of you make out, then that will be considered, same for XJ and CJC. Keep that in mind when the decision comes out. The PCL MEC will not write it- a neutral arbitrator will.
I still suspect we will see some sort of status and category, and that DOH is unlikely to be used for anything.
Nice post, but I strongly dis-agree with point 1 and 3. I have said this before and I will say it again. Pinnacle has a great bunch of pilots. I appreciate the people that vollunteer for the union, but some jobs are not for some people. The 9E elected reps for the most part have the same goals as myself, but getting about to reach the goals is where we differ drastically. Our leadership and leadership styles at XJ has been vastly different than 9E and it truly seems to be more effective.
I didn't say I _wanted_ status and catagory, just that I suspect that is more likely than DOH. And while it is true that many PCL F/O's may do well under DOH, there are plenty of CA's that would not.
As far as the MEC's go, has it occured to anyone that if MSA were PCL, then perhaps after years of working under that enviroment, that there would not been as much solidarity, regardless of who was running the MEC?
Fortunately for everyone, the company _seems_ to have been getting beter over the years (two steps forwards, one step back usually). Recent executive turnover is probably a good thing as well. Which means that the MSA guys will probably never get a chance to truely understand what it was like to work at PCL (a good thing).
The PCL MEC has been hampered by many issues, and mistakes were certainly made. But the "if the MSA MEC were there, they would have taken care of buisness and gotten xxx done" attitude shows more about how little you know about this company than what you know (or think you know) regarding the MEC.
What's that story? Can you post it here? If not, PM me for privacy.As for how the list has been corrected to Bloch is a nice story too. 9E merger committee chair J.H. is about as incompetent as they come constructing lists.